Primerly field report

Cornerstone Christian Academy

a faith-based private school in Vancouver, Battle Ground

PK–8 · Private · Religious · Christian

Vancouver Campus (ECE, ages 1-5): 10818 NE 117th Ave, Vancouver · Sandra Yager (Superintendent)

Cornerstone Christian Academy for Learning and Leadership (CCALL) operates two campuses in Greater Clark County, Washington. The Vancouver campus serves Early Childhood Education only, ages 1 to 5, while the Battle Ground campus serves Kindergarten through 8th grade. The school previously operated a Battle Ground high school program (launched in 2022 and built out one grade per year through 2025-26), but current campus pages and footers across the school's own site now consistently describe Battle Ground as K-8 only, with no high school listed among current offerings. Some site sections, including the staff directory and financial aid eligibility language, still reference high school students and a "Learning Coach" teaching model organized by cohort year, suggesting the school may be teaching out its existing high schoolers rather than admitting new ones. Families considering CCALL for a high-school-age student should confirm directly with the school whether any 9-12 enrollment is currently open.

The school uses a technology-forward model, with every student receiving an age-appropriate device and learning in classrooms designed around collaboration, movement, and real-world problem-solving. The curriculum integrates Biblical principles into every subject, with project-based learning and STEM enrichment supported by smart whiteboards, flexible furniture, and digital displays. Students engage in fine arts through a Battle Ground band program for grades 5-8 and general elementary music classes with two annual concerts at both campuses. Confirmed athletics include girls and boys basketball and volleyball; Battle Ground's own pages also reference middle school participation in the Metro Christian League. Battle Ground 8th graders take a 10-day Washington D.C. trip as a capstone to their U.S. History studies, and all middle schoolers attend an annual three-day retreat to Camp Eagle Fern in Estacada, Oregon. CCALL also runs an International Student Program with a host family network. For families seeking a Christ-centered K-8 education with strong technology integration, CCALL prepares students to think, learn, and lead from a Biblical worldview across its two Clark County campuses.

Tuition: $9,920 - $11,925 (2025-2026) *2026/27 tuition has not been posted as of June 2026

Address: Vancouver Campus (ECE, ages 1-5): 10818 NE 117th Ave, Vancouver, WA 98662 Battle Ground Campus (K–8): 715 NW Onsdorff Blvd, Battle Ground, WA 98604. Phone: 360-256-9715. Website: ccak12.net.

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